Department of EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND POLICY STUDIES
College of Education
Chair: Carolyn Herrington; Educational Administration/Leadership-Professors: Beckham, Herrington, Irvin, Kunkel, Snyder, Thomas, Wetherell; Associate Professors: Biance, Funk; Assistant: Williams; Professors Emeriti: Bolden, Gant, Hale, Kannwischer, Luebkemann, Rasmussen, Stakenas; Higher Education-Professors: Beckham, Lick; Associate Professors: Bower, Dalton, Jones, Schwartz; Assistant Professor: Gaston; Professors Emeriti: Bender, Kropp, Mann, Waggaman; Foundations of Education-Professors: Milton, Papagiannis, Wallat; Associate Professors: MacDonald, Shargel; Assistant Professors: Cohen-Vogel, Harris, Iatarola, Milligan, Monkman; Professors Emeriti: Grant, Schroeder; Adult Education-Associate Professor: Easton; Professor Emeritus: Jahns
The Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies provides preparation for a wide variety of professional careers in educational administration, higher education, foundations and policy studies. The master's, specialist in education, and doctoral degrees are offered. Although the department does not offer any undergraduate degree programs, several courses are offered at this level for persons engaged in programs of professional education. The department offers a non-degree seeking modified program for professionals who wish to be eligible for Educational Leadership level 1 certification in the State of Florida. For information on graduate programs, consult the Graduate Bulletin.
In addition, the department offers two certificates at the graduate level, one in Educational Policy and the other in Human Resource Development available to special students as well as degree seeking students.
The following are offered by the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies:
- Adult education*
- Comprehensive vocational education*
- Educational leadership/administration*
- Foundations of education*
- History and philosophy of education*
- International/intercultural development education*
- Social science and education*
- Higher education*
- Higher education*
- Institutional research*
- Certificate in college teaching*
- Certificate in educational policy*
- Certificate in human resource development*
* graduate only
State Certification Courses
The following social foundations of education courses offered in the educational foundations and policy studies department will meet the Florida Department of Education professional certification requirements: EDA 4060, EDF 4604, 5160, 5517, 5543, 5548, 5551, 5612, 5630, 5710r.
Definition of Prefixes
- ADE -Adult Education
- CGS-Computer General Studies
- EDA - Education: Administration
- EDF - Education: Foundations
- EDG - Education: General
- EDH - Education: Higher
- EDM - Education: Middle School
- EDS - Education: Supervision
- EME - Education: Technology and Media
- ESE - Education: Secondary
- EVT - Education: Vocational/Technical
- SDS - Student Development Services
Undergraduate Courses
ADE 3949r. Cooperative Education Work Experience (0). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 4930r. Special Topics in Adult and Community Education (3). Introduces varying topics related to the nature and methods of adult and community education. May be repeated for a maximum of twelve (12) semester hours.
EDA 3949r. Cooperative Education Work Experience (0). (S/U grade only.)
EDA 4060. Organization and Control of Education (3). Relationships among local school districts, intermediate units, state departments of education, and the federal government.
EDF 1005. Introduction to Education (3). This course offers students a broad view of education from historical, cultural, psychological, political, social and philosophical perspectives. Includes lectures, discussions, and field experience.
EDF 2073. Diversity in and out of School: Multicultural Policies and Practices (3). The concept of multiculturalism is central to understanding the development of educational policies and practices in the twentieth century. This course provides a broad survey of the ways in which this concept helps to describe and explain current programs both in and out of school and in the university settings. Meets university multicultural requirements.
EDF 4604. Schooling in American Society (3). The study of the organization, policies, and practice of American public education and its mutual interactions with other aspects of society.
EDF 4906r. Directed Individual Study (1-3). (S/U grade only.) May be repeated to a maximum of twelve (12) semester hours.
EDH 3949r. Cooperative Education Work Experience (0). (S/U grade only.)
EVT 3949r. Cooperative Education Work Experience (0). (S/U grade only.)
Graduate Courses
ADE 5070. Comparative and International Adult Education (3).
ADE 5075. University Continuing Education (3).
ADE 5080. Foundations of Adult and Continuing Education (3).
ADE 5083. Human Resource Development (3).
ADE 5186. Program Development in Adult Education (3).
ADE 5189. Staff Training and Development (3).
ADE 5193. Education and Training in Gerontology (3).
ADE 5280. Problems in the Organization and Administration of Adult Education Agencies (3).
ADE 5380. Processes of Community and Adult Education (3).
ADE 5385. Adult Learning (3).
ADE 5675. Issues in Adult and Continuing Education (3).
ADE 5773. Strategies for Participatory Research Planning and Evaluation (3).
ADE 5906r. Directed Individual Study (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 5915r. Supervised Research (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 5932r. Special Topics in Adult Education (1-3).
ADE 5942r. Internship in Continuing Education (2-4). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 5944r. Supervised Teaching (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 6676. Human Resource Development Policy Seminar (3).
ADE 6772r. Research Seminar in Adult Education (1). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 6920r. Adult Education Colloquium (1). (S/U grade only.)
ADE 6931. Research Seminar in Adult Education (2). (S/U grade only.)
CGS 5310. Information Management Technology in Education (3).
EDA 5051. Introduction to Leadership Development (3).
EDA 5061. Educational Administration (3).
EDA 5109. Educational Management Development (3).
EDA 5192. Educational Leadership (3).
EDA 5218. Application of Leadership Theory (3).
EDA 5222. Personnel Administration in Education (3).
EDA 5227. The Role of the Woman Administrator in Education (3).
EDA 5232. Legal Aspects of Public School Administration (3).
EDA 5242. School Finance (3).
EDA 5288. The Politics of Education (3).
EDA 5423. Decision-Oriented Educational Research (3).
EDA 5506. Organization and Administration of Higher Education (3).
EDA 5569. State Education Policy (3).
EDA 5906r. Directed Individual Study (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
EDA 5910r. Supervised Research (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EDA 5931r. Special Topics in Educational Administration (1-3).
EDA 5941r. Supervised Teaching (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EDA 6101. Organizational Theory (3).
EDA 6207. Leadership for School Renewal (3).
EDA 6930r. Departmental Seminar and Research Projects (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
EDA 6940r. Internship in Educational Administration (3). (S/U grade only.)
EDF 6160. The School as a Social System: The Social Psychology of Education (3).
EDF 6449. Survey Research Methods (3).
EDF 5488. Computer Analysis of Educational Data (2).
EDF 5517. History of Education in the United States (3).
EDF 5519. History of Higher Education (3).
EDF 5543. Introduction to Philosophy of Education (3).
EDF 5548. Philosophy of Teaching and Learning (3).
EDF 5551. Social Philosophies and Education (3).
EDF 5612. Education and Culture (3).
EDF 5625. Education and Economic Development (3).
EDF 5626. Economic Evaluation of Education Programs (3).
EDF 5630. Sociology of Education (3).
EDF 5631. Education and Equality (3).
EDF 5641. Introduction to Policy Studies in Education (3).
EDF 5651. Case Studies in Educational Policy (3).
EDF 5652. Policy Development in Education (3).
EDF 5661. The Language of Education Policy (3).
EDF 5706. Gender and Education in Comparative Perspective (3).
EDF 5710r. Contemporary Readings in American Education (3).
EDF 5763. The Educational Consultant: Fieldwork Techniques (3).
EDF 5850. International Development Education (3).
EDF 5853. Comparative Education Policy in Developing Countries (3).
EDF 5890. Sociology of Nontraditional Approaches and Innovation in Education and Development (3).
EDF 5895r. Comparative Studies in Education (2-5).
EDF 5896. Education and Political Development (3).
EDF 5897. Sociology of Education and Development (3).
EDF 5907r. Directed Individual Study (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
EDF 5911r. Supervised Research (1-4).(S/U grade only.)
EDF 5935r. Special Topics in Foundations of Education (1-3).
EDF 5943r. Supervised Teaching (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EDF 6475. Qualitative Methods in Educational Research (3).
EDF 6558. Seminar on John Dewey's Educational Philosophy (3).
EDF 6629r. Advanced Seminar: Selected Topics in Education and Economic Development (3).
EDF 6648. Policy Analysis in Education (3).
EDF 6653. Planning Education for Socioeconomic Change (3).
EDF 6945r. Internship in Educational Policy (1-9). (S/U grade only.)
EDG 5250. Basic Concepts in Curriculum Planning and Organization (3).
EDG 5253. Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Curriculum (3).
EDG 5945r. Advanced Associate Teaching (3).(S/U grade only.)
EDH 5041. International Interventions (3).
EDH 5045. Student Development Theories for College Student Personnel Work (3).
EDH 5050. Seminar in Graduate Inquiry Resources (2).
EDH 5051. Higher Education in America: Basic Understandings (3).
EDH 5054. The American Community College: History and Development (3).
EDH 5068. Outcomes of Undergraduate Education (3).
EDH 5081. Leading Change in Higher Education (3).
EDH 5205. Curriculum in Higher Education (3).
EDH 5305. College Teaching: Instruction in Higher Education (3).
EDH 5306. College Teaching: Teaching in the Subject Field (3).
EDH 5405. Legal Aspects of Higher Education (3).
EDH 5406. Ethics and Inquiry (1).
EDH 5504. College and University Institutional Advancement (3).
EDH 5505. Finance in Higher Education (3).
EDH 5630. Program Financial Management in Higher Education (3).
EDH 5631. Academic Leadership and Middle Management in Higher Education (3).
EDH 5906r. Directed Individual Study (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
EDH 5915r. Supervised Research (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EDH 5931r. Special Topics in Higher Education (1-3).
EDH 5941r. Field Laboratory Internship (1-8).
EDH 5942r. Internship (1-8). (S/U grade only.)
EDH 5943r. Supervised Teaching (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EDH 5944r. Internship (1-8). (S/U grade only.)
EDH 5946. Internship in College and Community College Teaching (3).
EDH 6935r. Seminar: Literature, Research, and Professional Writing in Higher Education (3). (S/U grade only.)
EDM 5045. Schools for Young Adolescents (3).
EDM 5405. Issues, Trends, and Practices in Middle Level Education (3).
EDS 5941r. Administration and Supervision of Clinical Education (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
EME 5941. Designs for In-Service Personnel Development (3).
ESE 5015. The American High School (3).
ESE 5035. Trends and Innovations in High School Education (3).
EVT 5066. Philosophy and Principles of Comprehensive Vocational Education (3).
EVT 5264. Organization, Administration, and Management of Vocational Education Programs (3).
EVT 5265. Supervision and Development of Vocational Education Staff (3).
EVT 5267. Planning for Vocational Education (3).
EVT 5664. Community Relations in Education (3).
EVT 5760. Designing Research in Educational Leadership (3).
EVT 5905r. Directed Individual Study (1-3). (S/U grade only.)
EVT 5915r. Supervised Research (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EVT 5930r. Seminar in Vocational Education (1-3).
EVT 5942r. Supervised Teaching (1-4). (S/U grade only.)
EVT 5947r. Internship (1-8). (S/U grade only.)
EVT 6790. Evaluating Vocational Education (3).
EVT 6930r. Seminar in Vocational Research (1-3).(S/U grade only.)
SDS 5040. Student Personnel Work in Higher Education (3).
SDS 5624. The American College Student (3).
SDS 5804. Practicum in Student Personnel Work (3).
For listings relating to graduate course work for thesis, dissertation, and master's and doctoral examinations and defense, consult the Graduate Bulletin.
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